FarCry looks for 404.cfm in projectroot/errors/ and webroot/errors/. If the user tries to view content that doesn't exist and you have provided a 404 template, FarCry will display that instead. Using the webroot folder is particularly useful if you want to use the same location for ColdFusion 404 and 500 tempaltestemplates.
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Remember that 500 pages should not use FarCry resources (tags, webskins, etc) to display, as these might be the source of the error. |